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The Ask a Philosopher table appears daily at Suburban Station this week while the American Philosophical Association conference is in Philadelphia.

Thousands of people in Puerto Rico still don't have permanent shelter three days after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake walloped the Caribbean island.

It’s all about connecting with your audience, local softboys say.

“Candles,” premiering at the Arden Theatre, was written though Philadelphia Young Playwrights. It’s eligible for a Barrymore Award.

The hourlong gun battle shook up the Lower Northeast neighborhood.

Members of the Philly region's Iranian population continue to process the killing of a military leader many of them admired, even if they oppose the Iranian government.

Cars, cots and plastic chairs have became temporary beds for hundreds of families who lost their homes in the strongest quake to hit Puerto Rico in more than 100 years.

O'Plerou Grebet, a graphic design student from Ivory Coast, created over 360 emojis depicting different facets of African life, from the djembe drum to a henna-dyed hand.

With 2020 in full swing, the city and the Delaware Valley is back in action after a post-holiday recovery.

First the alert hit people’s phones. Then the weather itself showed up — and it was fascinating to watch.

Officials say a bridge that links two Monmouth County municipalities will soon close for emergency repairs. 

The group (or person?) creates visual art, music and social commentary.

Iranian Americans say they are scared to travel, and some are dropping international trips after U.S. citizens of Iranian descent were held by U.S. immigration agents.

A state program is doling out $5 million to encourage professionals to help curb the overdose crisis.

With a new director, the multimillion-dollar initiative is revving up.